Brewer Chapter 13

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Brewer Chapter 13

Charlemagne
was in family line of bad rulers. From the family carlingians, rulers of the Franks.
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Charlemagne was in family line of bad rulers. From the family carlingians, rulers of the Franks.
Papal states made up a region in central Italy that was under the control of the Pope
counts officials that would rule parts of the empire in place of the emperor
navigation planning the course across the sea
sagas long Icelandic stories about great heroes and events
Leif Erikson led the vikings to North America, where they settled on the eastern shore of what is now Canada.
knights highly skilled soldiers who fought on horseback.
fief land given to a knight for is service
vassal anyone who accepted a fief
feudal system the system of exchanging land for service
fealty a knight's promise to remain loyal to his lord and not turn against him
manorial system related to the feudal system, built around manors
serfs workers who were legally tied to the manor on which they worked.
Alfred the Great the king of Wessex in southern england, ended the Vikings campaign in England around 878
William the Conquerer Norman distant cousin of the dead king in 1066. Was angered that he didn't get the crown so he built an army and conquered england
Domesday book a book that William used to create a central tax system for England
Eleanor of Aquitaine a powerful French duchess, who married Hungry II
Magna Carta document that made provisions that restricted the king's power.
parliament the governing body made up of nobility, clergy and middle class that still makes England's laws today
Hugh Capet on the the first capetians to hold power in France
Otto the Great the duke of Saxony, gained enough support from other German nobles to succeed his father, Henry I
Reconquista or reconquest. Christian states embarked on a series of campaigns to retake the Iberian Peninsula.
piety is a person's level of devotion to his or her religion
pontificate or papal term in office
Pope Gregory VII during his time as pope the issue of clergy selection became critical
Henry IV Holy Roman emperor at the time of Pope Gregory VII
feudalism was a result of the Viking, Magyar, and Muslim invasion kings found themselves unable to defend small villages or land of nobles from attacks

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